(MENAFN) On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that he will encounter with Russian President Vladimir Putin next week in Moscow, after he postponed a planned meeting due to local political issues.
The meeting is adopted on Wednesday in the Kremlin, according to a statement released by the prime minister's office.
Both leaders spoke by phone earlier on Thursday, a day after a meeting between them was cancelled by Netanyahu amid predictable union by two of his main rivals ahead of the April 9 polls.
Next week's meeting is part of the ongoing attempts by Israel and Russia to organize their moves on the Syrian battlefield, as the both armies hold a hotline to avoid clashes of their air forces.
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